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Write a Program in JavaScript to solve the polynomial expression

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Some computer algebra systems in JavaScript can solve systems of polynomial equations. Using Algebrite, you can solve an equation like this one:

Some computer algebra systems in JavaScript can solve systems of polynomial equations. Using Algebrite, you can solve an equation like this one:roots(x^2 + 2x = 4)

Some computer algebra systems in JavaScript can solve systems of polynomial equations. Using Algebrite, you can solve an equation like this one:roots(x^2 + 2x = 4)The roots of this equation are [-1-5^(1/2),-1+5^(1/2)].

Some computer algebra systems in JavaScript can solve systems of polynomial equations. Using Algebrite, you can solve an equation like this one:roots(x^2 + 2x = 4)The roots of this equation are [-1-5^(1/2),-1+5^(1/2)].It's also possible to solve systems of polynomial equations using Nerdamer. Its documentation includes this example:

Some computer algebra systems in JavaScript can solve systems of polynomial equations. Using Algebrite, you can solve an equation like this one:roots(x^2 + 2x = 4)The roots of this equation are [-1-5^(1/2),-1+5^(1/2)].It's also possible to solve systems of polynomial equations using Nerdamer. Its documentation includes this example:var sol = nerdamer.solveEquations('x^3+8=x^2+6','x');

Some computer algebra systems in JavaScript can solve systems of polynomial equations. Using Algebrite, you can solve an equation like this one:roots(x^2 + 2x = 4)The roots of this equation are [-1-5^(1/2),-1+5^(1/2)].It's also possible to solve systems of polynomial equations using Nerdamer. Its documentation includes this example:var sol = nerdamer.solveEquations('x^3+8=x^2+6','x');console.log(sol.toString());

Some computer algebra systems in JavaScript can solve systems of polynomial equations. Using Algebrite, you can solve an equation like this one:roots(x^2 + 2x = 4)The roots of this equation are [-1-5^(1/2),-1+5^(1/2)].It's also possible to solve systems of polynomial equations using Nerdamer. Its documentation includes this example:var sol = nerdamer.solveEquations('x^3+8=x^2+6','x');console.log(sol.toString());//1+i,-i+1,-1

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